http://www.markusleonhardt.de/en/oelrechner.html

*****.

 

I perfer water cooled lines.

 

water, bah. Too low of a boiling point.

Submersing the computer in mineral oil is the only way to go.

 

I perfer hot magma cooled lines.

P.S. Does oil not conduct electricity?

 

Depends on the oil, but generally if it doesn't have any impurities then it doesn't conduct electricity.

 

glycol works well.

This is my new setup (Although now I have a new MB)

 

i've seen uber high voltage power supplies submerged in oil to prevent arcing, but a home pc is a bit retarded.

i run a pretty high end workstation all day long at work with the processor and memory pegged and never have any problems.

 

Oh c'mon Russ - what's good for a 12KV transformer must be good for a 500W home computer.

 

Anything worth doing, is worth over doing.

 

one time, i forgot to put in my cpu fan...

 

oh thats hot!

LoLz!!

 

I love to submerse myself in mineral oil.

 

I looked at the site a little more. This guy is a *****. His optical drive and hard drive are outside of the tank.

On another note: this computer must be a beatch to work on... what an effing mess.

 

:rotfl:

 

Sounds hot.